Li-Ning AXForce 50 Blue

The Li-Ning AXForce 50 is a lightweight and power-oriented badminton racket for players who want extra hitting power and precision, but also want a racket that is fast and relatively easy to play with.

The racket comes in the 5U weight class of 75-79 grams, which provides an excellent combination of the classic power from the AXForce series and fast racket handling. The low weight makes the racket easier to accelerate and maneuver quickly, which is particularly advantageous in defense, at the net, and in fast-paced rallies.

The head-heavy balance helps create extra weight and momentum through the stroke. This provides good conditions for generating more power in shots like smashes and clears, while also giving you a stable feel and good precision in your strokes.

The AXForce 50 has a flexible shaft, which further helps generate speed and length. The shaft works with the stroke, making it easier to utilize the racket's power without you having to generate all the force through a fast and technically demanding swing.

As part of the AXForce series, the racket is developed with a focus on power, stability, and precision. It is also constructed with a thin shaft of only 6.6 mm, which reduces air resistance and contributes to a faster racket swing.

The combination of the 5U weight, the head-heavy balance, the flexible 6.6 mm shaft, and the fast racket handling makes the AXForce 50 a versatile badminton racket. You get plenty of help with power, but without the racket becoming heavy and slow to maneuver.

We recommend the Li-Ning AXForce 50 5U for junior players, recreational players, and intermediate players who want a light and fast badminton racket with extra power and precision, which works well for both singles and doubles.

Features:

• Lightweight 5U badminton racket

• Weight of 75-79 grams

• Head-heavy balance

• Flexible shaft

• Thin 6.6 mm shaft

• Fast racket handling

• Helps with extra power

• Good stability and precision

• Suitable for both singles and doubles

• Part of Li-Ning's AXForce series